Locality type: Quarry Classification Species: Beryl var: Aquamarine Comments: Much more rare than the common green beryl or yellow beryl, but a 40.44-carat aquamarine (no. 1037) is in the Smithsonian. Habit: subhedral elongated prisms Colour: blue, blue-green Quality for species: Good crystals or rich for species - important (!) Confirmation Validity: Believed Valid Data Mineral Data: Click here to view Aquamarine data Locality Data: Click here to view Roebling Quarry, Upper Merryall, New Milford, Litchfield County, Connecticut, USA Data Identifiers Mindat Occurrence Record ID: 101113 Long-form Identifier: 1:3:101113:5 GUID (UUID V4 ): 0 Nearest other occurrences of Aquamarine
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